Great British Car Shows Presents: Austin Day

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Event Details Great British Car Shows Presents: Austin on September 13th: Herbert Austin died 85 years ago, 5 years after he was ennobled Event Details Great British Car Shows Presents: Austin on September 13th: Herbert Austin died 85 years ago, 5 years after he was ennobled Baron Austin of Longbridge, the part of Birmingham which is synonymous with “The Austin” works. For over 80 years the Austin name adorned millions of cars which brought motoring to the masses. From the Seven to the Metro with the Mini in between, Austin and Morris were the founding fathers of British mass car ownership. The A30 is now 75 years old whilst at 70, the Healey 100-6 refuses to grow old gracefully. A £15 pre-paid ticket gives you entry to the Museum as well as 3x £5 vouchers to redeem against the café, merchandise or driving experiences (given on the day). On the day entry in an eligible vehicle is £15 per person , but you don’t receive redeemable vouchers. As these are linked events, any make of car over 20 years old can also take advantage of the above offers for any event! For eligible vehicles – kids under 15 go FREE . (Vouchers valid for the event day only. No change given on vouchers.) Along with the themed cars and other exciting classic cars that will be on show in the car park through our “Linked Events” scheme you can also enjoy the display of over 150 British Classic Cars in the Museum to enjoy too.